Southeast Asia

Retno Marsudi's talks with the Cambodian police chief came days after 62 trafficked Indonesian nationals were freed from an online scam operation in Sihanoukville.

Other U.S. alliances have undertaken significant measures to enhance collective defense in cyberspace. It's time for the Philippine-U.S. alliance to catch up.

This year, Super Garuda Shield, the U.S. and Indonesia's annual joint combat exercises, are being joined for the first time by Australia, Japan, and Singapore.

The Pheu Thai Party claims that the leader's time as the head of Thailand's junta should count toward his eight-year constitutional term limit.

The ruling in favor of the heirs of the Sulu Sultanate has reopened the question of Manila's longstanding claim over the Malaysian state of Sabah.

He came to office in 2016 with a promise to "Build, Build, Build." How do Duterte's economic achievements stack up?

In a nationally televised speech, coup leader Min Aung Hlaing blamed "terrorists" for delaying the country's return to normalcy.

The landslide victory and energetic governing style of Chadchart Sittipunt have implications for politics at the national level.

Special Economic Zones and self-governing statelets across the Mekong region have become conduits for human trafficking on a massive scale.

The announcement came after the Hague-based ICC sought to restart its investigation into former President Rodrigo Duterte's "war on drugs."

This week's meetings come amid a host of regional and global crises that are testing the effectiveness of the Southeast Asian bloc.

The cigar-chomping president played an important role in the People Power revolution of 1986, before going on to serve as president from 1992 to 1998.